The best folds depend on the occasion. Casual looks allow for more flare—you can do a classic puff. When dressing more formally, choose from a flat fold, one-point fold, or two-point fold.

Your tie and pocket square shouldn’t be a perfect match, but they should complement each other. When browsing our tie outlet, keep in mind what designs and colors you already have at home. If your tie is patterned, consider a solid-colored pocket square that matches one color of your tie, or vice versa.

Yes, pocket squares do not always have to be worn with a tie. Our pocket square sale includes a great variety of options that make a great in-between accessory for occasions that are just formal enough to merit business casual attire but not so formal that you’d wear a tie.

Generally, the tip of the tie should touch your belt line. If your tie is too long, don’t worry, you can make larger knots to get rid of some of that extra length. We recommend learning the Windsor knot if you commonly find ties to be too long for your torso.